HB 9 — lobbied in 2025

33 employers disclosed lobbying HB 9 before the Kentucky General Assembly in 2025. Annual lobbying totals shown are each employer's full-year spending.

• KY Medical Association — $138,041
• Pharmaceutical Research & Manuf. of America — $137,262
• Elevance Health and Affiliates DBA Anthem, Inc. — $129,039
• Norton Healthcare, Inc. — $86,024
• WellCare Health Insurance Company of Ky., Inc. — $80,332
• KY Assn. of Health Plans Inc. — $79,042
• National Mentor Holdings, LLC — $68,757
• KY Optometric Association — $63,075
• Amgen, Inc. — $62,715
• Pikeville Medical Center — $62,568
• Saint Elizabeth Healthcare — $54,279
• Sellers, Dorsey & Associates, LLC — $48,000
• Uber Technologies, Inc. — $44,788
• CVS Health — $43,863
• KY Pharmacists Association — $39,679
• Kidz Club (The) — $35,047
• ABA Advocates — $32,464
• Maryhurst — $32,450
• Home of The Innocents — $28,800
• Ramey-Estep Homes, Inc. — $27,918
• Pfizer Inc. — $26,241
• KY United Methodist Children's Homes — $25,478
• Genentech, Inc. — $19,431
• KY Health Resource Alliance — $18,500
• Isaiah House, Inc. — $14,890
• Acadia Healthcare — $14,000
• Intrust Healthcare — $13,640
• Brightview LLC — $12,500
• KY Assn. of Hospice and Palliative Care — $12,000
• Bristol-Myers Squibb Company — $9,168
• Funeral Directors Assoc. of KY., Inc. — $7,160
• University of Kentucky — $4,223
• Behavioral Health Advocates — $3,250

All 2025 bills · Bill text & status at legislature.ky.gov

Data: Kentucky Legislative Ethics Commission public reports. KLEC Watch is an independent project of The Lexington Times. Sibling site: KREF Watch — Kentucky campaign finance.